I have been reworking one of my designs to re-introduce this year. It is on my frame today undergoing changes.
I am getting some color inspiration from a vintage rug in Sheila Betterton’s RUGS book.
Also from another of my designs called Oval Antique.
I have been hooking and then taking many breaks to ponder the work.
Surrounding me are piles of wool. It is so cozy in my studio! I am being a bit of a hermit as it is rainy here in Oregon. A great excuse to work on a rug.
Thanks for stopping by. I hope that you are also creating as the last month of winter continues.
Karen
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Once you are finished will you be making this rug into a kit to purchase? I love the colors. 🙂
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this will be available as a pattern on linen. i use too many colors to make them into kits!
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very pretty..did you make your frame or buy it? could you tell me where i ould find a frame? thank you
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there are a lot of nice frames out there. my frame is not available anymore. but i have a slightly smaller one that i bought here: http://rughookingframes.com/2.html
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How beautiful! I cannot wait until you are finished. Thanks for sharing!
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I love it!!
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Love the colors along with the design. I love all of your rugs!
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You have created another wonderful pattern that I love, AND you color choices are fabulous, as usual.
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Your work is always fantastic. Mary Jo Lahners
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Love your new mat!! Beautiful, ,,, colors are yummy,,,,, really need to do a big rug again,,, gettjng inspired frkm yours with the winderful background,,,,
Thanks, elaine
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That is so pretty, I’m a new “hooker” and am enjoying it so much
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welcome new hooker connie!
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I am making your idea for the spiral, thanks for the inspiration, and idea xo
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Just the most gorgeous rug. I am inspired enough to try rug hooking myself. I signed up for your site and came across this entry from February. You’re an amazingly creative person. You even dye your own wool! My word! You are something. My husband, Bill, and I now live in Eugene moving from Birmingham, AL. Are there shops here that already have wool in the little strips? And hooks? And … holder frames? I’m pretty determined to give this a try after seeing all your beautiful projects.
Trish Lacefield
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